Willow > Recent Status Updates

Okay, so you both suck.

I mean, you’re saying that she’s not a great person, but you’re not too great yourself.

The description of the brain is so vibrant it’s unsettling.

Girl, you been DRUGGED.

I mean, that’s not really how browsing history really works. You can still get your browsing history.

SO. MANY. POVs.

So far I strongly dislike Sasha and Julian and the other three I’m on the fence about. Sasha is a rude mean girl and Julian is a fucking creep.

Wtf?!?

Okay, I did NOT see that coming.

I don’t trust the dad or the little girl.

Matthias is such an ass. There’s being a grieving parent and then there’s this’s ass.

So many changes in my opinions of who I think the killer is. I’m really liking this one more than the other I read.

All right! Story is picking up.

I like this so far. Took a bit to get used to the changing of POV, as it’s not delineated clearly until a sentence or two in-but still good so far.

HOLY SHIT. Just realized that this is a story told from a Japanese Watson’s POV and we don’t meet Japanese Sherlock until halfway through.

I think I’m finally hitting my stride with this book.

I trust no man in this book. Teen or otherwise. I also don’t trust Nora.

I’m so conflicted how I feel. I’m assuming *girl name* was part of the family that lived there before. But who is “bear”? Why is the FMC talking about them all the time? Why is the male POV character so sure *child two* is *girls name* even though *girls name* family were all killed YEARS ago? Was *girls name* not killed also? The hell is going on.

Very interesting so far.

I feel like former bff did the crimes and monk was framed. And everyone is creeping on poor Yurie!

Creepy group of guys.

I’m so intrigued with this book!

This book is so good so far. I love when I can’t figure out the ending in a good way.

Pretty interesting so far. Still trying to figure out the dynamics of everyone.

Okay, that was good.

OH FUCK. I DIDN’T SEE THAT ONE COMING. JFC.

I hope you die also. It apparently DOES run in the family.